Lowercase Letter Tracing A-Z — Answer Key
Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1. p q r s t u
Between r and t sits the letter s, because the alphabet runs p, q, r, s, t, u in order.
2. The letter after w is x.
Right after w in the alphabet is x, since the letters go v, w, x.
3. s t u v w x
After v the next letter is w, then x, so w is the letter that fits between v and x.
4. The word nut starts with the letter n.
Say nut and you can hear the /n/ sound at the very start, so nut begins with n.
5. The word yak starts with the letter y.
Listen to yak — it starts with a /y/ sound, which is the letter y.
6. Fill in: bug (an insect)
A bug is a tiny insect, and the word bug ends with g to make the /g/ sound at the end.
7. Fill in: zip (to close a bag)
Zip is what you do to close a bag, and the word zip starts with z to make the /z/ sound.
8. Fill in: web (a spider makes this)
A spider spins a web, and the word web ends with the letter b to make the /b/ sound.
9. The letter before v is u.
Just before v in the alphabet is u, since the order is t, u, v.
Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1. Match each item to its correct answer.
m
→ map
tree
r
→ ring
map
t
→ tree
ring
w
→ web
web
Each letter matches the word that begins with its sound: m begins map, r begins ring, t begins tree, and w begins web.